Nspire
Just copy the "lib" and "include" directories over to your .ndless directory located at the userpath, for example C:\Users\Name\.ndless or /home/name/.ndless
Prizm
Make sure you set the FXCGSDK environment variable, for example export FXCGSDK=/home/name/PrizmSDK
make all- compiles Nspire I/O with demosmake lib- compiles Nspire I/Omake demo- compiles demosmake install- install Nspire I/Omake uninstall- uninstall Nspire I/Omake clean- deletes binariesmake ARCH=prizm lib- compiles Nspire I/O for Prizm (probably broken or unstable)
Add -lnspireio to LDFLAGS in your Makefile and include nspireio/nspireio.h (for C programs) or nspireio/console.hpp/nspireio/uart.hpp (for C++ programs) in your code.
- adv - Implements a small CLI where you can test several features of Nspire I/O.
- compatibility - Hello World with Nspire I/O 2.0 Syntax.
- hello - Hello World
- replace-stdio - Hello World with stdio syntax.
- splitscreen - Old Nspire I/O demo. Enter text in 1st console and it will be printed to 2nd console.
- tests - Tests almost all functions of Nspire I/O.
- cplusplus - Perform several tests in C++.
For the lazy people:
Change -lnspireio2 in you Makefile to -lnspireio.
Programs that include nspireio2.h will compile in compatibility mode (old syntax).
To use the new syntax, include nspireio/nspireio.h instead of nspireio2.h and replace the function calls with their new names.
Nspire I/O is not compatible to versions < 2.0.
An auto-generated documentation can be found in the "doc/html" directory, just open "index.html" (if something is unclear, please contact me and I will try to help you ;)
The code of the demo application can be found in "src/demo".
Julian Mackeben (compu) (for Nspire-related things)
E-Mail: compujuckel@googlemail.com
Julien Savard (Juju) (for Prizm-related things)
E-Mail: juju2143@gmail.com